The phrase "a fixed program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a program that is set or unchanging, often in the context of software or procedures.
Example: "The system operates on a fixed program that cannot be altered by users."
Alternatives: "a predetermined program" or "a set program."
"The tendency to build buildings for a fixed program is obsolete now," said Gehry, who will be observing closely the way these flexible spaces will be used as he tackles his next major project: a new Facebook HQ for Mark Zuckerberg.
The SBWI group was assigned to a fixed program.
This further strengthens the hypothesis that senescence follows a fixed program where genes involved in the proliferation machinery are down-regulated.
With these services they could be added onto a patient's individualised program, rather than trying to 'squeeze' the individual into a fixed program.
A rolling rather than a fixed program may offer greater flexibility for participants but has the disadvantage that this may impede the group's progression as they acquire new skills because "beginners" will need to be taught basic techniques.
Moreover, these tools use a fixed programming language: aspects cannot be implemented regardless of its programming language.
Furthermore, this kind of systems uses a fixed programming language: they develop an interpreter, not a whole language-independent platform.
In general, we expect a fixed programmed response to a displacement based on the importance of each stopover site in combination with the seasonal progress and displacement distance and direction.
The EMBA program is a fixed curriculum and students move through the curriculum with their cohort.
Aqueous mobile phase components and column temperature were optimized through Design of experiments (DoE) for a fixed gradient program.
"I don't want to create a fixed, predictable program of activity," Aitken said.
